La Cucur @ KL Sentral

Ekin O

4.0

It is a cafe style setting within an upscale retail center serving traditional Malay delicacies. As this cafe will be fully air-conditioned, it is possible to basically appreciate these delicacies in an exceedingly comfortable environment. The flavor of the meals is familiar, nothing amazing but be prepared to paya tiny bit more for the surroundings rendered.

Süeda

2.0

Was inside nu Sentral and buying place to involve some teh tarik and kill period while looking forward to an appointment . Decided to stop by la cucur for a few conventional Malay kuih and karipap .The tikan pelita is nice ,not too sweet .,karipap is really a bit heavy on your skin,edible but cold . The teh tarik isn't hot ,not around the normal sort of teh tarik standard .It had been just warm .Very awful . I'm surprised as this the 1st time I experience as the eat in customers ,the meals is packed right into a plastic handbag however, not a plate . The cashier at the payment counter appears uninterested in her job no interest on customer inquiries ,I must repeat twice to put my order even I'm speaking clearly in Bahasa Melayu . Would reconsider this location again if there a big change or service mindset and standard .

Can Eken

4.0

from the particular smallish outlet in KL Sentral (now referred to as La Cucur Express), La Cucur now includes a full cafe at nearby Nu Sentral that is located at the cheapest ground floor. La is certainly spanish, and cucur will be malay for delicacies or savories. Therefore LaCucur indicates the savoury location where one finds standard malay fare such as for example laksa kedah, nasi campur, kueh mueh (this implies an range of kueh or malay cakes). Cakes dont actually tell what kueh indicates since it spans sweet things such as for example bingka (or bengkang in northern patois) and pulut sekaya (northern for seri muka, a cake manufactured from glutinous rice with a natural sweet topping created from pandan results in) to spicy foods such as for example laksa utara and mee rebus. i purchased laksa utara (northern edition of noodles in seafood gravy) set which includes a free of charge bingka and kopi O. Getting a northerner, the laksa had not been as great as the ones within my home state nonetheless it was ok. Not really too filling and simply nice for just one eager to take up a healthy diet, after an admonition by his physician....alas quitting the pleasure of eating.